JMC Weilong hydrogen heavy trucks using Sunwise systems are delivered to Shanghai Zhidi
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In recent days, the first 10 vehicles loaded with Sunwise a new generation of heavy vehicles were delivered to the Shanghai Chidi Motors Company Ltd. with the gyrostro-hydrogen fuel card for the hydrogen system. This incident officially pre-empted the commercialization of our hydrogen-energy card.
It's a big card.
Shenghai Sunwise provided a vehicle for hydrogen systems
The Jiang Zing Weilong hydrogen fuel heavy card also uses the Chinese-characterized “electric mix” technology route: the hydrogen fuel cell in Jenin, Shanghai, and the phosphate lithium cell in the Ningd era. The maximum speed of the vehicle was 85 km/h per hour, with a full-carrying break of 400 km.
For the first time, the Jiang Suzuran hydrogen fuel weight card appeared in the 2019 Wuhan commercial car show, which was the only hydrogen fuel heavy card in the entire car exhibition, as well as the hydrogen fuel heavy card, which is currently lined off the first line in the country.
Helium can weigh the end of a card.
The gyrostrogen can weigh on the side.
On the side, however, the position of the original tank was transformed into a fully sealed air tank, with an air pressure table on the side of the vehicle, and the letter “ZERO EMISSION H2O” was marked in the prominent position of the vehicle, which is clearly different from that of the diesel vehicle.
Encellon hydrogen fuel heavy-card pressure table
Helium hydride fuel in the Gang bell.
Riverbell hydrogen fuel heavy card: ZERO EMISSION H2O
The vehicle loaded with the Jiang Suzuran hydrogen fuel truck was equipped with eight 140L hydrogen cylinders for the hydrogen system, with a hydrogen gas pressure of 35 MPa.
Edition: Time
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